Goals, obsessions, and aspirations: becoming an MVP
Several times this week I've been asked about how to become an MVP. A few people
Several times this week I've been asked about how to become an MVP. A few people
Here’s a question that came up recently: if I’ve upgraded a database from SQL 2000
We've finally nailed down the dates for all our Fall classes and conferences around the
This is a question that came up at the Cleveland SQL Server User Group last
This is a question that comes up every so often, most recently this morning while
Thanks to the attention of some scurrilous parasites, all comments will now be moderated. And
This week we're in Cleveland teaching on-site for a private client. We came a day
I'm moving away from strictly weekly surveys as they're a little demanding, especially when we're
A long time ago, in a blog post far, far away (well before I went
It's been a while since I did a Where In The World Are Paul and
A new whitepaper has been published that comprehensively covers the Resource Governor feature of SQL
The August edition of TechNet Magazine is available on the web now and has the
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